Craft beer industry news.
Frederick’s Flying Dog Brewery and the University of Maryland’s College of Agriculture & Natural Resources (UMD AGNR) have worked with two Maryland farmers to put even more homegrown ingredients into the brewery’s annual Field Notes Pale Ale.
When you think of beer, you wouldn’t necessarily think of India. That’s about to change as Rupee Beer is on a global mission to become a household name in the craft beer world.
Boston-based Trillium Brewing Company is consolidating its production in Massachusetts and offering its original Canton facility as a turnkey operation.
Tennessee Brew Works and Colts Chocolate Company have partnered once again to release the new Colts Imperial Chocolate Stout, just in time for the holiday season.
Atlanta welcomes the newest addition to its craft beer community as BrewDog officially opens the doors of its first Southern bar on Friday, October 14, located off the BeltLine Eastside Trail at The Stove Works, next door to Krog Steet Market.
On Saturday, The Virginia Beer Company (VBC) released Here For The Girls (H4TG), brewed in support of the non-profit organization of the same name.
It’s Vanilla Caramel Amber season at Lone Tree Brewing, where this autumnal favorite makes its return in cans for the sixth year.
Ska Brewing and Western Distributing Company announced a new distribution partnership this week, with plans to kickoff sales in this new territory at events in Casper on Thursday and Friday.
42 North Brewing Company is planning a full weekend of events Friday, Oct. 21 through Sunday, Oct. 23 to celebrate its seventh anniversary.
Kroger has announced a definitive agreement on a $24.6 billion deal to acquire Albertsons, bringing the country’s two largest grocery chains together.
3 Tier Beverages consultant Mary Mills and NielsenIQ’s VP of alcohol industry thought leadership Jon Berg discuss the 2022 summer selling season and look ahead to the remainder of the year. They share thoughts on craft’s recent struggles, style and format opportunities and more.
The last couple of weeks are a bit of a blur, and how couldn’t they be when you’re running the post-Labor Day acronym gauntlet: NACS, GABF, NBWA, BI, AFWB. OK, I missed one of those but that’s why Jess Infante is this team’s road warrior and deserves all the airline status. A weekly reminder of the top storylines of the week seems in order.
U.S. grocery chain giants Kroger and Albertsons are involved in merger discussions, which would create the largest supermarket chain in the U.S., Reuters reported.
Crowns & Hops Brewing Co., the first Black-owned craft beer brand in Inglewood, CA, will honor Historically Black Colleges and Universities with the limited release of two IPAs: the “HBCU” West Coast IPAand “HBCU” DDH Hazy IPA.
